a flight in which a travel agency pays for all the tickets beforehand and then sells them to their customers
the most luxurious seats on a plane, ship, or train
First class refers to a category of service that offers the highest level of comfort, luxury, and exclusive features compared to other options, such as in transportation or accommodations. In trains, airplanes, or hotels, first class includes more spacious seating, better food, and additional amenities like priority boarding, extra privacy, and personalized attention. It is typically the most expensive option, aimed at providing a premium experience for passengers or guests.
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a category of travel service offered by airlines, trains, etc., that is better than economy but not as luxurious as first class, particularly for those traveling on business
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the cheapest accommodations on an airplane or train
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a fixed way between two places, along which a bus, plane, ship, etc. regularly travels
A route refers to a specific path or track followed by a bus, train, or other forms of public transportation to take passengers from one place to another. It includes the starting point, stops along the way, and the final destination. Routes are planned to connect different areas, ensuring passengers can travel efficiently between key locations. Each route is usually identified by a number or name, and vehicles on that route follow the same path regularly, often at set times. Public transport routes help organize travel and make it easier for people to get to where they need to go.
a company or business that provides air transportation services for people and goods
relatively cheap compared to others of its kind
characterized by a limited amount of financial resources or funding
a type of vacation where one buys one's flights, accommodation, and sometimes even activities all at once, often at a cheaper price
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including everyone or everything, particularly for a single price
the money that is paid to a professional or an organization for their services
shuttle consisting of a bus that travels between two points
a boat or ship used to transport passengers and sometimes vehicles, usually across a body of water
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a journey taken by a ship for pleasure, especially one involving several destinations
a higher deck
exciting or beautiful because of having qualities that are very unusual or different
having superior quality or luxurious features
to physically distance oneself from a place or person
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to move from a vehicle, airplane, etc. to another in order to continue a journey
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a train that travels directly to its destination without stopping
A through train is a type of train that travels between two or more destinations without requiring passengers to change trains along the way. It offers a direct route from start to finish, making it a convenient option for long-distance travel. Through trains are commonly used on busy or popular routes, allowing passengers to avoid the hassle of switching trains at intermediate stations. These trains typically stop only at key stations, providing a faster and more efficient journey.
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to move or travel from one place to another
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without any limits in extent, quantity, or scope
the activity of living outdoors in a tent, camper, etc. on a vacation
(of an accommodation or holiday) providing equipment for guests to prepare their meals themselves
a wooden house with a steep sloping roof, often found in mountainous areas in Switzerland
A chalet is a type of house that is typically found in mountainous regions, particularly in places like the Alps. It is often a wooden structure with a steep roof and extended edges, designed to withstand heavy snow. Chalets are commonly used as vacation homes or ski lodges, offering a cozy and rustic atmosphere. Inside, they usually feature open living spaces, fireplaces, and large windows to enjoy the surrounding views. Many chalets are designed for year-round use, but they are especially popular during winter for skiing and other outdoor activities.
a small house separated from a larger one where guests can stay
A guest house is a small, separate building or a part of a larger house that provides accommodation for visitors or guests. It is typically equipped with basic amenities like a bedroom, bathroom, and sometimes a small kitchen or sitting area. Guest houses are often used by homeowners to host family members, friends, or travelers who need a place to stay. They offer more privacy than a shared room in a home while still being close to the main residence. Guest houses can range from simple, cozy spaces to more luxurious accommodations, depending on the needs of the hosts.
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a hotel package that includes accommodation, breakfast, and one main meal
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